Anglo Asian Mining Share Discussion Threads

[gutterhead] 22/6/2020 08:02

RNS tomorrow.....id be quite certain

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 08:02

thanx jeanesy, I certainly intend to :-),,,, also, looks to me like July 4th will be our cv19 independence day to me,,, rightly or wrongly I feel/see that's what UKGOV is setting up... next question will be, the 2nd wave,,, I see Germany's R rate has increased to 2.88,,, which is not a good sign, but R is a rate so needs to be viewed along with the number of infected people,,,, after all an R rate of 3 with 1 infected person on the planet means 4 people will be infected in total,,, so I guess, provided GOVS jump on those high R hot spots whilst total numbers are small things might be able to rub along until there is a treatment or vaccine,,, either way, seems to me that cv19 is now here to stay and we all have to get along with it as best we can.... GLA Cheers Wan :-)

[riggerbeautz] 22/6/2020 07:56

Will stick around before breakfast then it’s painting brushes at the ready for me, got to do youngest’s bedroom whilst he’s in school at least this is the more bearable day for heat.

[jeanesy] 22/6/2020 07:53

Not much news this morning . Looks like a quiet start to what i hope is a good week. Weather is going to be wonderful like you said WAN . Enjoy :)

[riggerbeautz] 22/6/2020 07:27

Noticed that myself Pogue, I drove past one a week or more back and aside from security and testers, not one car in there, did see one turning in and a couple parked up on the way back but wasn’t rushed off their feet.

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:21

Brent at 42
Spot Gold at 1753

:-) nice

Cheers
Wan :-)

[brasso3] 22/6/2020 07:20

Rich Dad Poor Dad is a good book when you are starting out but Robert Kiyosaki's message gets a bit tedious when you publish across about 10 different books. He has a channel on Youtube also FYI.

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:15

many thanx Lh,,, I was aware of 'Rich dad poor dad',,, but have only skimmed it to get the gist of it,,, very good advice in there, cheers Wan :-)

[2sporrans] 22/6/2020 07:13

POG spot hit $1760 a few hrs ago so fair chance will at least revisit.

Exploration RNS 7am tomorrow ?

Might necessitate a last minute change to 1 or more of the 5 questions for the AGM :0)

Yeah JB, another chartered flight looks due; maybe already happened over w-end.

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:13

apols all, still no Yorkshire Gold !! or research into PXC Pof,,, the weekend was just too nice to be stuck indoors and what a week of fine weather we have coming :-) enjoy all, cheers Wan :-)

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:11

many thanx Rb, The way to trade - better” by John Piper added to the book list, cheers Wan :-)

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:10

Come on Cytiva/AVCT,, the UKGOV/Medics are setting up the market for you !!!!

Hurry Up.... :-) LOL

Cheers
Wan :-)

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:10

PTAL - II buying I see, excellent, GLA Holders, Cheers Wan :-)

[wanobi] 22/6/2020 07:09

Good morning all, Good luck and good health to you all today :-) Cheers Wan :-)

[gutterhead] 22/6/2020 06:18

Gold at $1754 😳

[bozzy_s] 22/6/2020 01:41

Agree with Matt and MF above. The multi-alias dozy one brings nothing to the thread. Any half reasonable point (the last post might be one, though it was in a condescending tone) has been lost amongst his drivel.

Finding and failing to hold a winner has been my biggest mistake in the past. I've had plenty of -100% performances. But they're not as costly as taking a profit too early, and watching the share price multiply.

In that regard AAZ helped me when they started paying dividends. It makes it much easier to hold shares which have doubled/tripled my average buy price.

[podgyted] 22/6/2020 01:14

Mmmm ... but perhaps this time it's different.... time for bed.

[podgyted] 22/6/2020 00:50

But, as always, it falls.

[mattjos] 21/6/2020 23:30

Opening at $1,750

[mad foetus] 21/6/2020 21:03

One of the better investing books is the art of execution. It's not TA at all, it is written by an asset manager who used to give fund managers a lot of money and ask them to invest in their best ideas. It's all about who did best, and how to approach both losing and winning trades. The most successful investors were the "connoisseurs". They didn't choose more winners than others, but what differentiated them was that they held on to the winners, selling small amounts rarely, like a wine connoisseur sampling a bottle occasionally, letting the gains compound. If you find a winner, stick with it until the story changes. Simple as that. It's a good book and an easy read

[mr vee] 21/6/2020 20:18

Matt,
I have to back you up in your assessment, that is to say that I am one of “those” who was attracted to AAZ by the “charts” and bought the bulk of my holding around 37p.
I am a strong believer in run with your winners and cut your losers, and although it was squeaky sphincter time back in march, as of yet I am not seeing any signals to get out, just a consolidation which I believe will be Broken before this year end (obviously expecting upside breakout but no guarantees).
Mr Vee

[mattjos] 21/6/2020 17:51

Next time i'm on desktop, I'll ban Dopey *uck from the thread.His last post is such total & utter drivel.Those here that have used charts on AAZ & stuck in for the long term, are & should still be, sitting on shares that have not only at least 20-bagged since they bought them but, which have now returned to them a dividend greater than their purchase price.That is one sort of imbecile we don't need on this thread.

[the stigologist] 21/6/2020 12:47

If you're going to do one piece of research on PYC make it reading this research from Citron Research on our main listed comparator Schrodinger SDGR. Citron said it was the most important IPO in 5 years and since it listed in Feb 2020 it has gone up almost 400%. SDGR trades on over 40x revenue which gives an indication of the markets interpretation of the growth opportunity ahead of it. I think SDGR listing and comparison to PYC is a major part of the re-rating we are seeing in PYC. That's why i expect a sustainable rise to at least 20p (20x revenue) rather than a brief spike.